La colaboración público-privada para la innovación empresarial: innovación abierta

• Angela TRIGUERO ^[1]
  1. [1] Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha

     Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha

     Ciudad Real, España

     
• Localización: Papeles de economía española, ISSN 0210-9107, Nº 169, 2021 (Ejemplar dedicado a: La innovación, un desafío inaplazable), págs. 119-134
• Idioma: español
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  • español

    La innovación empresarial es hoy imposible sin la colaboración entre los diferentes agentes del sistema de innovación, construyendo un verdadero ecosistema innovador. La innovación abierta (IA) y el nacimiento de nuevas empresas en el seno de los organismos de investigación son manifestaciones actuales de estas colaboraciones entre ciencia y empresa. Los organismos internacionales señalan como una de las deficiencias del sistema de innovación español el escaso desarrollo de este ecosistema. Utilizando datos del período 2004-2016, se comprueba que la información procedente de los clientes, proveedores y competidores es más valorada por la industria que la que procede de las universidades (IA inbound no pecuniaria), lo cual no ocurre cuando se establecen acuerdos de cooperación entre la Industria y las Universidades (IA acoplada), sobre todo en la adopción de innovaciones de producto.

  • English

    Business Innovation is impossible without collaboration between the different agents of the innovation system, building a true innovative ecosystem. Open innovation (OI) and the birth of new companies within research organizations are current manifestations of these collaborations between science and business. International organizations point to the poor development of this ecosystem as one of the shortcomings of the Spanish innovation system. Using data from the period 2004-2016, it is found that information from customers, suppliers and competitors is more valued by industry than that from universities (inbound OI non-pecuniary), which is not the case when cooperation agreements are established between Industry and Universities (coupled OI), especially in the adoption of product innovations.

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